Who could it be that has a Punchable Face??? Theon, Thorne, Jaime, Joffery... Who knows? Well you actually could… Hello, Hi!!! Episode 8 is here (and it is our most packed episode yet), where hosts Hannah and Jess discuss S1Ep8 of Game of Thrones, “The Pointy End”.
Hannah having no clue about what happens has a juicy theory and she is CONVINCED that there is a deeper conspiracy, listen along to discover what she thinks it could be. Send us an email or message on Social media (details below) to give your thoughts on this, and if you’ve seen the show before you can revel with Jess as Hannah's Brain starts spiralling as she discovers the plot twists and foreshadowing episode by episode.
And as always we gush over Syrio and how he links to The Hunger Games, as well as exploring some deeper analysis by looking into the lighting and framing choices whilst also questioning how their postal system works! Ya know, all the fun stuff!!
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[ Credits ]
Creator / Host / Producer: Hannah Goldsmith and Jess Stacey
Editor: Hannah Goldsmith
Art Design: Hannah Goldsmith
Social Media: Jess Stacey
Music: Ellie Galvin
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